u. k. media essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot mere putin had defined? no. well, we have a similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send the troops over. not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests all the time. hawkins is here with more on this story thing across it throughout the day, right up to the phone call. no doubt daniel feasible story. both sides are saying that hey, we're the innocent party here is the others who are the aggressive ones. that's going to be a bulk of what the conversation would be about presumably. yeah. and the world what some closely to see what the outcome is. the president of co

u. k. media. essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front line and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so, can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot putin had defined? no, well, we have a similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military. they were ready to send the troops over. not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. with these sorts of interactions between the world leaders, leaders, the soup files. it's always hard to predict what the outcome is going to be. and i think this meeting really will be more of a setting of a tone of direction between presidents, joe, by them got to be a potent and really if the president failed to find some sort of consensus and touching points, this could lead to a round of tit for tat sanctions, unexpos

u. k. media. he essentially caught the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nato veneer. so, can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a breach is that light of the red lines lie? to me, a putin had to find no animal. well, we have heard similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. while let's learn a little more about that. now, art is dan hawkins. joining us here in the studio today. good of the you today, dan. so on, the washington says it doesn't want any problems. but with the u. s. war ships cruising rushes or coastline in the black sea in all this inflammatory rhetoric about ukraine. washington says it doesn't, it doesn't

u. k. media 40 of your century called u. s. canada accounts and the u. k. military to the front line, the law and put out there. and i do that online by passing nater, vanessa lampa. can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a bree more is of the alliance? the all the red lines monumental eugene has defined no and the my well ceiling. we have had similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military. and they were ready to send their troops over, not only those in training, but those in combat units as well in this is something we are obviously very concerned about earlier. this is something we do not lie at all. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests, but laughing at dom could what about the potential actions of the nato alliance? no movie jim. now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. we see mister salt and bugs rhetoric and we see the different u. s. leaders, rhetoric. first, they all say they don't accept any red lines. se

u. k. media is been saying for weeks now, the 100000 russian soldiers were lining the border to invade ukraine. even the u. s . media was saying, a 175000 tons out. it was 10000 soldiers doing drills near the border. do you think now we can actually expect any of these accusations to stop? well, one would hope it, but little me to say a positive direction. as yet fear mongering, the me, the media, is it a all time high this full scale russian invasion talks, folks have another cuban missile crisis that continues to be a favorite topic. and we're still cause for sanctions on russia, though the walls were not sure because russia doesn't seem to have done anything at the moment. anyway. sanctions on russia. sorry. one on a list from sepa for us on this. and i was even calling for sanctions on russia, preventing any possible moves from russia. current western policy is that if russia does something worse, stan and only then would the west adopt new sanctions. the dynamic must now be reversed. the west shoot, impose new sanctions now and agree to lift those sanctions only if russia pulls back from

our t d isn't broiled in a legal dispute. europe's media regulated questions, it's broadcast license. the u. k. supreme court says it was on low voltage dropping inquiry into the electric torture of 14 people by british soldiers in northern ireland, decades ago. a one of the victims told us what he went through a door, dominique, difference that kind of, spoken to on the majority and tell me i've been software not long that they don't say they delivered. go away hours on a law enforcement struggling to deal with hundreds of migrants arriving every single day. a state of emergency has been imposed with sheriff describing the situation as chaos. so we end up with the desk in the desert robberies that are happening along the border of the pursuit. then the ancillary criminal activity, likelihood large amounts of drugs that are being smuggled into our country. ah, saturday afternoon here at moscow when we are live worldwide. welcome to your news, its anti international opera, new german sr channel r t t e has been accused of not having the necessary documentation to broadcast in germany, auto mana

u. k. media has been saying now for quite some time, a 100000 russian soldiers aligning the ukrainian border to invade ukraine. the us at one point at 175000 russian soldiers are about to invade ukraine. as it turns out, there were $10000.00 rust soldiers doing drills. can we now expect the accusations to stop? let hope so, but let's just say for now this fear mongering in the western media, it continue this, you know, warning of a full scale russian invasion is something that maybe people like to read about. i don't know, but it continues in the press. one, the analyst from steeper, who used to be a and us ambassador. he's the us to impose sanctions on russia right now even before. but he does anything. current western policy is that if russia does something worse, stan and only then would the west adopt new sanctions. the dynamic must now be reversed. the west should impose new sanctions now and agree to lift those sanctions only if russia pulls back from military escalation booklet with sugar. and just recently, one thing tank is said, why wait until something happens? let's introduce pre

u. k. media, in recent days, an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. finding the 1st text message ever sent has been sold. if you can do that for just over a $120000.00 at an auction in paris, the message read merry christmas. it was sent on the 3rd of december 1992 for my computer by an engineer at the british telecoms company, vodafone, it has been sold as a non fungible token and n f t, which is the type of digital asset allots become popular this year. the good news proceeds from the sale go to the united nations refugee agency. it will not share a help. honestly are, these are the top stories you as president, jo biden's announced measures to limit to search of all my current cases includes expanded testing support for hospitals and mo, vaccinations he has stopped short, however, of calling for not a lockdown. all these people who have not been back, you have an obligation to yourself to you

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. i'll people in the worst flood hit regions of malaysia being moved to safety. 17 have died. 4 of them were found in sullen gall, the country's wealthiest and most populous region. the government has been criticized about its slow response, which is being blamed on the lack of boats and manpower. florence louis reports from columbia, missouri city villa. yeah. after more than a day trapped in her home by flood waters, this woman is finally been rescued. 2 days of torrential rain last week had caused waters to rise swiftly, inundating homes and damaging property. many couldn't leave their houses in time and ended up sheltering on the upper floor or roofs desperate for help. and the roads had become impossible, and the only way out was in boats. those who managed to escape barely had time to grab their belongings. i think i did, bu

u. k. media and the top lloyd's in the european media. they've been having russia for these high prizes. it is a big supplier of gus to europe. and how is moscow reacting to all of this? what you are right around 30 percent of europe, natural gas that comes from russia. so you'd think that given how desperate the situation is that brussels would know what side its bread is buttered on. but what does the you do? having failed to come to an agreement on how to handle and move forward in this ongoing crisis an hour long summit. it basically turns round and accuses moscow of using gas as a political weapon. so of course, we know if we could have someone else to blame, the thing is, is russia is fulfilling its contract. and the problem is, is it is unwilling to time to tap on to overflow. market says look, we've got our own lo shortages on top of that semester demand commitment is incredibly high because you and i very well know the winter here is very cold, we really can't give you any more. so what is looking how the situation unfolds? peopl

u. k. media and the tabloids and the european media. they've been having russia for these high prices. it is a big supplier of gus to europe. and how was moscow reacting to all of this? well, you are right around 30 percent of europe's natural gas that comes from russia. so you'd think then, given how desperate the situation is that brussels would know what side it's bread is buttered on. but what does the you do? having failed to come to an agreement on how to handle and move forward in this ongoing crisis. i was long summit. it basically turns round and accuses moscow of use and gas is a political weapon. so of course we know it's always good to have someone else to blame. the thing is, is russia is fulfilling, it's contracts. and the problem is, is it is unwilling to turn the taps on to overflow. mosca says, look, we've got our own low shortages on top of that domestic demand at the moment is incredibly high because you and i very well know the went to here is very cold. we really just can't give you any more. so i was looking at how the situation is unfolding, it'll say, thinking g

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. the jury in the trial of a former police officer charge with killing a black motorist is considering its verdict kimberly potter pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, sang. she went to use her taser, but drew her gun and shot dante wright instead of killing triggered nationwide protests. the jury and gallon knacks false sacks, trafficking trial is once again asked for the printed testimony of 3 of her accuses . it's the 2nd day of deliberations. british socialite maxwell pleaded not guilty to grooming teenagers for underage sex with her former boyfriend, jeffrey epstein. she faces up to 70 years in prison. if found guilty. thailand has announced its delaying the closure of bangkok, central station for a month. the station was due to shout on thursday to make way for a new high speed railway funded in part by chinese loans. tony ch

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. where the midway point in this new sound will get weather update next, and then thousands of people in argentina on the 20th anniversary of what was called the great crisis. 2 decades later, we looked at whether there's been any change on certain times. we looked at what's behind a star shortage in denmark. and then in sports, the national hockey league signed off for christmas. corona virus forces a pool ah, ah. hello, the weather remains cold if not bitterly cold across a good part of year. a pat my mister large clear skies got big area of high pressure in charge here for the time being. but low pressure will grassy feed its way in as we go on through the next couple of days. and that will allow slightly margaret to push him for many as we go on through the next day or so. so he can see size of that model where these yellow sh

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch, it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. un world food program has announced that we'll have to redo food rations for 8000000 people in yemen due to lack of funding. the cutbacks will set in from january and the un agency is warning a serious consequences of hunger raises. the country has been on the brink of famine since 2016 because of the civil war. the w. f. p says 5000000 people are a step away from starvation. at least 20 commuters have been injured after 2 metro trains collided outside iran's capital to run. state television footage shows one train was derailed after the crash. emergency services say at least 11 people were taken to hospital one with serious injuries. an investigation is now underway. one person has been killed at least 70 others are missing after a landslide in a jane mine in the mar. that accident happens in kitchen states close to the border,

u. k. media in recent days, an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. thailand is announced that it's delay me called her a bangkok central station for a month. the station was due to shell on thursday to make way for a new high speed railway funded in part by loans from china. those plans have been delayed. as tony chang reports from bangkok for more than a century, fallen pon station in bangkok has stood as a testament to tie independence in the face of colonial dominance. opened in 1916 at a time when thailand was threatened by british regional control, it sat at the center of se, asia's 1st railway network. but while m pong is due to close, to make way for new grand central station, at the heart of a high speed rail network. that's caused considerable concern for many, particularly as china is the main investor. i need a little unlock, i'm, it's important to make sure that when china makes inv

u. k. media in recent days, an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. to buys ruler or so from my ben rationale, mccuen has been ordered to pay his ex wife more than $700000000.00 in a divorce settlement. a high court judge in london said the greatest threat to princess haigha and her children is from her former husband. have fled to the u. k . in 2019 with their 2 children. in an earlier hearing, judge is found on the balance of probability that the chef ordered 2 of his children to be kidnapped, hacked his ex wife's phone, and subjected her to a campaign of intimidation. opposition. supporters and george are demanding the release of jails. former presidents mikhail suck, has fairly dr. say he was tortured in custody. thousands rallied in front of parliament and a council to be seen threatening. a mass hunger strike sack is really was arrested in october after returning from exile in ukraine. he

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem, also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. cilla had an al jazeera turkey's troubled lira rebound slightly after the laces. government moves and sprang from the currency. how much would you pay for an embassy canvas? tell you why it's cost the danish museum. more than $84000.00 and sport steph curry leaves a short handed warriors victory action coming up through the show. oh hello, there will look to africa in a moment, but 1st to the middle east and unsettled weather continues to plague the levant. we've got wet and windy conditions linger, lingering around coastal areas of the eastern mediterranean, but the further east we move it is going to dry up this little bit of a wintering mix pushing into parts of iran. but for the south of this is a lot finer and dryer, with some cloud popping around northern

u. k. media in recent days, an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. the jury angela maxwell sex trafficking trial has asked to review, print to testimony of 3 of her users that are socialized. maxwell pleaded not guilty to grooming teenagers for under age sex with her former boyfriend and convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. she faces up to 70 years in prison if found guilty. a jury in the trial of a former us police officer charged with killing a black motorists have been told to carry on deliberations. if they fail to reach a verdict, kimberly potter pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, saying she meant to use her taser, but drew her gun and shot dante writes, the killing triggered nationwide protests. 100 has more from outside. the court in minneapolis. all we've heard is that the jury came back with one question yesterday . they wanted to know about the timing. when kim potter consulted a

u. k. and is transformed in the media, making things worse. joining me to discuss this are christine burns, editor of trans britton and nancy kelly, chief executive of stonewall. the u. k based l g b t q plus human rights organization. thank you both for joining me on upfront christine, i'm going to start with you. before we talk about the situation in the u. k. could you briefly explain what we mean by these terms and trans people? yes, certainly not. the way we understand trends these days is as to cover any people whose sense of themselves dinner in the language which have just has binary opposite of man and woman is opposite to the way they are presumed to be on the basis of how they were assessed. at birth, so i'm a trans woman because i was identified as a boy when i was born. and when later when i grew up, i told people, no, actually i'm a woman. and this people then are those whose since the self or i didn't gender identity aligns with their biological assignment. ember. that's exactly right. you've got it right. christina. the council of europe, that's europe's leading human rights

u. k. media in recent days, an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church.

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch, it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. the jury in delay maxwell's sax trafficking, trial is once again asked for the printed testimony of 3 of her accusers. it's the 2nd day of deliberations british socialized, maxwell pleaded not guilty to grooming teenagers for under age sex with her former boyfriend, jeffrey epstein. she faces up to 70 years in prison, found guilty tens of thousands of people of march, the 20th anniversary of what's known as argentina's, great crisis in 2139 people were killed in a crackdown though a nation wide protest and riots after the government imposed measures to ease large scale debt or critic say 20 years on the situation in argentina is no different. the government is in the midst of negotiations with the international monetary fund to restructure $44000000000.00 it owes to the global fund throws a bo reports from one osiris. this build

u. k. media in recent days. an article by the head of the latin patriarch it here in jerusalem. also by the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior figure in the anglican church in which he talks about a hot cry coming from christians in the holy land. the un security counselor's meeting to discuss the humanitarian situation in afghanistan that working on a plan to provide aid and to see when sanctions lation of 38000000 is facing food shortages that may trigger another refugee exodus. afghanistan's economy has been crippled on to the u. s. withdrew its troops in august and the taliban took over. let's speak to kristin salumi, who's following the session for us at the other night at nations. kristen, what's the point of this resolution? is it going to pass so the united nations has been warning that the economy of afghanistan is on the verge of collapse because of some $10000000000.00 and assets that were frozen in international banks when the taliban took control. so given that money is not flowing into the country, the goal of this resolution is to get some cash into the sys

u. k. media is hammering such a fia campaign because it's much more transmissible. so that trans miss ability could more than even take than any potential drop in, in virulence, inability to cause disease. if in fact, more people, then you'll end up with a big burden on, on society and on the health care system. but you know, it's journalism, it's what cells focused on the clock microbiologist at the university of reading. joining us live here on the international. thank you so much for your time and your insight. but democratic party alarm bells ringing in the key state of florida after republicans overtook them for the 1st time in modern history. that is when it comes to the number of registered voters and with the next 2 years crunch the midterm elections looming, democrats are now scurrying to try and reversed a historic slide, as reported. now, while corresponding caleb martin simply a matter of mathematics for the 1st time in modern history, the republican party has more registered voters in florida than the democratic party does. now, local democratic party l

u. k. so or media or politics from the attitudes of the general public's the attitude to the general public can u. k. are broadly very positive and younger people, women hot more highly educated people are all, much more likely to, to view trans people positively and to be supportive of equal rights for trans people and anti discrimination protections for trans people em and really being transferred be can you case is a kind of minority position as some great research from the quality human rights commission that shows it's about it's about one in 6 people in the u. k that a transfer back. so what's distinctive about the u. k, i guess is, is the tone of our national conversation about trans people given the fact that actually generally speaking of public, a pretty accepting was, are such a gap between the public media discourse and the disposition of everyday people. yeah, i would blame that directly on our media a we made all these advances. we change the law many times to make life safer. the trans people overpaid about 15 years from the beginning of the 19 ninety's until the agenda recog

u. k. a so called mainstream media reports record daily numbers entering the u. k. while i'm meeting you k was, many of them are fleeing from joining me now for material and calendars. professor francois crypto, the former un special rapids are on the human rights of migrants, so called migrants is, as we say, often going, underground deference. our thanks for that coming on before we get to the 27 killed in the channel. do you expect rich countries to be using all mc cron further to stop asylum cases? i mean, there's news for polish. her agents repelling refugees trying across the board of belarus. again, that seems to disappear from mainstream media and they going to use the pandemic? yes, yes, absolutely. they've been using the fantastic for closing borders. you heard w a show the world health organization calling for not closing borders a few days ago. and for closing borders against viruses is ludicrous as a concept, as australia demonstrated and australia is very well protected by oceans. and yes, it didn't prevent them from, from getting viruses or, you know,

u. k, as so called mainstream media reports reco daily numbers entering the u. k. while i'm meeting you k was, many of them are fleeing from joining me now for montreal and calendars. professor francois crypto, the former un special rapids you're on the human rights of migrants, so called migrants is as we say, often going underground deference. we're thanks for coming on before we get to the 27 killed in the channel. do you expect which countries to be using all mc cron further to.

u. k. a so called mainstream media reports record daily numbers entering the u. k. while i'm meeting you k was, many of them are fleeing from joining me now for material and calendars. professor francois capo, the former un special rapids are on the human rights of migrants, so called migrants is, as we say, often going underground deference. we're thanks for coming on before we get to the 27 that killed in the channel. do you expect which countries to be using all mc cron further to stop asylum cases? i mean, there's news for polish. it agents repelling refugees trying across the board of belarus. again, that seems to disappear for mainstream media and they're going to use the pandemic . yes, yes, absolutely. they've been using the pandemic for closing borders. you heard w a show the world health organization calling for not closing borders a few days ago and for closing borders against viruses. it's ludicrous, as a concept, as australia demonstrated and australia is very well protected by oceans. and yes, it didn't prevent them from, from getting viruses or, you k